Good vs Bad Greetings

5 kids, my name is Doris. And today we're going to look at greetings, introductions, and farewells, remember the first impression in the last reading question. In the short video, we are going to look at greetings on a college campus. The proper way to introduce yourself and say farewell. Yes. I'm a doctor. Yeah, I'm going to be in your class. Okay. Okay. Bye. Huge. As you can see, the first showed the part of the video. It was not the proper way to greet a professor to introduce themselves and to say farewell. The next video, we're going to look at a proper way to read a professor, introduce yourself, and transfer well to make a lashing and good impression. Yes. I built this. I'm Tiffany. I want to be in your class as in The Gambia. Oh, great. So you're going to be in my class. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you too. I hope to see you in class then tomorrow. Have you seen goodbye? Hello again, students. As you can see in the second part of the video, the student made a better impression with doctor Shah. For vocabulary words of focus on work, goodbye, hello, my name is, and nice to meet you. Those are some proper greetings and inductions in parallel that you can use here in the U.S. when you meet people in a formal setting on a college campus. And so next time, this is our show, hello, and goodbye.